From here on in the gameplay is typical Fallout style and can be approached in a number of ways. The first involves a seemingly simple operation to gather information from an Enclave communications station which doesn't go to plan.
You are then tasked with assisting the Brotherhood in wiping out the remaining Enclave strongholds across The Capital Wasteland.Įssentially there are only three new quests here but don't expect them to be easy. If you haven't reached the end of the game yet, then look away now! After the success of the Brotherhood of Steel in recovering Project Purity from the Enclave the player is revived after being unconscious for two weeks. With considerable time and effort it is now possible to reach level 30, with some fresh perks and abilities along the way.Īs always a large body of the new content is taken up with some extra quests which pick up after the ending of Fallout 3. Not only does it carry on the story but it offers the ability to increase your character's level beyond the previous maximum of 20. Thankfully, Broken Steel rectifies these issues and allows you to explore this bleak landscape with a few new quests thrown in for good measure.īroken Steel is the third downloadable content pack for the game and continues the main quest beyond the previous ending. The abrupt climax took away the chance of exploring with your main character. The main criticism I levelled at the title was its relatively brief main story and sudden end after the last quest.
The game's high calibre gameplay is still great and ironically reducing an opponent from evil psychopath to assortment of exploding limbs never gets old. The Capital Wasteland, the post-apocalyptic landscape in which Fallout 3 is set was perhaps the game's biggest star. Reviews // 26th May 2009 - 12 years ago // By Christopher Wakefield Fallout 3: Broken Steel
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